Breathing, digestion and heartbeat are all considered automatic body functions, because you don't have to think about them. Yes, you can hold your breath, or hyperventilate, but you don't have to "remember" to breathe.
Since you don't have to think about breathing, it is automatic.
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Respiration or breathing. respiration is the more scientific term. The scientific formula for respiration is O2+C6H12O6(glucose)=CO2+H2O
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Yes, the repiratory system is controlled by unconscious action to inhale & exhale. Try it, you will find it's impossible to hold your breath for longer than about 3 mins. That's because after that you wll sustain brain damage, so the body ensures that this is not possible. Therefore, you can only stop breathing by means of external influences such as suffocation or drowning.
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Since you don't have to think about breathing, it is automatic.
An inward breath is called inhalation. It is the process of breathing in air into the lungs.
breathing
Respiration or breathing. respiration is the more scientific term. The scientific formula for respiration is O2+C6H12O6(glucose)=CO2+H2O
The medulla oblongata, located in the brainstem, is responsible for controlling automatic functions like breathing. It regulates essential bodily functions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing.
Breathing is an automatic process. If you feel that you are not breathing you may have anxiety issues. You should see a doctor. If it is determined that you do in fact stop breathing then you need to see a pulmonologist.
Breathing is the physiological process of inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide, vital for sustaining life. It involves the respiratory system, particularly the lungs, which facilitate gas exchange. While often considered an automatic function, breathing can also be consciously controlled, affecting both physical and emotional states. Essentially, it is a fundamental biological process that supports cellular respiration and overall health.
The opposite to breathing in
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Yes, humans are able to talk and breathe simultaneously because breathing is an automatic process controlled by the brainstem, while talking involves the coordination of muscles in the mouth and throat.
Repiration and Breathing are not the same process. Respiration is converting glucose to useable energy.